lined |
sided |
As verbs the difference between lined and sided
is that
lined is (
line) while
sided is (
side).
As an adjective lined
is having a lining, an inner layer or covering.
sided |
listed |
As verbs the difference between sided and listed
is that
sided is past tense of side while
listed is past tense of list.
As an adjective listed is
entered on a list, especially an official one.
sided |
edged |
As verbs the difference between sided and edged
is that
sided is (
side) while
edged is past tense of
to edge .
As an adjective edged is
referring to something that has a sharp planar surface.
sided |
tided |
As a verb sided
is (
side).
As an adjective tided is
affected by the tide; having a tide.
sided |
hided |
As a verb sided
is (
side).
As an adjective hided is
having hide (skin) of a specified kind.
siped |
sided |
As verbs the difference between siped and sided
is that
siped is past tense of sipe while
sided is past tense of side.
sired |
sided |
As verbs the difference between sired and sided
is that
sired is (
sire) while
sided is (
side).
sided |
aided |
As verbs the difference between sided and aided
is that
sided is (
side) while
aided is (
aid).
rided |
sided |
As verbs the difference between rided and sided
is that
rided is (nonstandard) (
ride) while
sided is (
side).
sided |
sider |
As a verb sided
is past tense of side.
As a noun sider is
one who takes a side.
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